Indiana County Residency Notice Summary
To Indiana County residents only one year and six months and three months notices issued. Outside Indiana County residents receive a different duration.
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1936
Page
2
To Indiana County residents only one year and six months and three months notices issued. Outside Indiana County residents receive a different duration.
A discussion traces the term aliment to Hippocrates and shows how later science renamed it vitamin. It notes historic fruit use against scurvy, the role of vitamins in disease treatment, and how hospital kitchens now operate prescription style, with food costs impacting budgets.
Cliffside Park near Indiana offers swimming in natural soft water tested by the State Bureau of Fisheries. The waters will be stocked with several fish varieties soon and events for July include gatherings by P R R Altoona Shop United Mine Workers Ling Reunion Johnstown Military Band of Pittsburgh Elks Seward Outing Club Marion Center High School McFetter Reunion and Pittsburgh Kaut Man Store Employees.
The obituary notes former Senator Jos C Clark of Altoona died recently. He held roles in the Mystic Shrine, the Pennsylvania Society of New York, and the Manufacturers' Club of Philadelphia. He married Winifred J. Palebin on September 24, 1895, and is survived by his widow, two sons Aaron P. and Joseph O. Clark Jr, plus four brothers Samuel F. Clark and four sisters including Mrs Edna Martz.
The Ritz Theatre showcases Mary Boland and Charles Ruggles in Early to Bed with a plot about a sleep walking bridegroom. W C Fields arrives for a two day Poppy engagement following his comeback from silent film era. Other films include Sing of Man, We Went to College, and Shirley Temple in The Poor Little Rich Girl with a high profile cast and new songs.
The Hidere Ridge 4-H Guernsey Calf Club organized with eight members on Friday evening. Officers elected include President Robert Henderson and Vice President Raymond Speedy Jr., Sec.-Treas. Baird Gray, and other leaders. Members and leaders from West Lebanon, Livermore, and Edin joined, with plans for further additions.
Herds tested for tuberculosis and Bangs disease will be tracked as the club organizes monthly meetings and plans various activities. The calf club is sponsored by the Eldarg Ridge Guernsey Bull Renovation.
Two workers are reported injured or killed in separate drilling incidents. Charles Schnader, 45, of Leeper, died instantly when a driving bell pulled him into a large pulley at a farm near Rochester Mills while drilling for I W Phillips Gas and Oil Co. Clyde Reeger, 30, of Worthington, was fatally injured when a heavy timber struck him after a drill bull wheel failed, on the old Sam Melville farm near Worthington. A third fragment notes a conversation about buying a car with an inheritance.
John Hamilton, GOP national chairman in New York City, hailed an American Institute of Public Opinion poll showing Roosevelt’s support down about four percent since Landon Knox nomination. He asserts Landon Knox now lead in electoral votes with 272, while several states are doubtful, claiming a nationwide swing to Landon due to perceived common humanity and promise-keeping for the common people and opposition to tax burdens.
Mrs. Walter Scudder Hart of Chicago argues that women, newly alarmed by rising taxes and expansive New Deal programs, are pressing Indiana to cut budgets. She warns that reckless government spending yields no benefits and increases household strain.
A Pentecostal camp meeting drew a large crowd over three weeks. The fourth annual school reunion will be held next Saturday July 26 with a basket dinner at 2:00 PM and a social in the evening.
Plans for Camp Jorai at Boy Scout Camp on August 17 indicate a larger 1986 session with three courses per age group. Cab in leaders include Mrs Samuel Regester Miseea La rue Millan Dorothy Ray Bessie Widdowson Grace and Carolyn Dick Rev Grant Weaver and Rev Ivan Fetterman. registration open for ages 15 to 30 with details from Miss Emigh.
The annual Interdenominational Camp Meeting at Kittanning runs July 26 to August 9 in Armstrong Grove three miles from town. Opening service at 9 30 A M on the first Sunday, with daily services and a children’s program. Rev A E Kerst of Indianapolis will be evangelist and Rev and Mrs Clifton of Tarentum will direct music. Tent space and meals available or bring your own camp. Silens Club to Meet at Scout Camp Tuesday July 20. Lions Club to Meet July 29 at Boy Scout Camp with safe driving film. A rider, John Steffy 21 of Leechburg, injured in a motorcycle crash near Ernest, treated at Indiana hospital. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to R D readers 35 50.
William B. Pierce auditor appointed by the Orphans' Court of Indiana County will settle and report distribution of money in the hands of C A Hartman and Mabel Hartman administrators of the estate of Klprings Hartman deceased. He will attend at Indiana Theatre Building Indiana Borough on Wednesday August 26 1936 at 10 00 A M for all interested parties to attend. H Varinon Prieodman Auditor July 22 1930 3te.
The undersigned auditor appointed by the Orphans Court of Indiana County will attend to duties of his appointment at Room 402 Indiana Theatre Building Indiana on Tuesday August 25 19IDG at 10 00 AM Eastern Standard time. All interested persons may attend. J Wayne Tome Auditor July 2 1996 3te Indiana Pennsylvania.
Letters testamentary on the estate of George H. Behm of North Mahoning Township have been granted. Those having claims against the estate must present them properly authenticated for settlement and those indebted must make prompt payment. IRVIN Behm, Executor. Marchand, Pa. July 1, 166te
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Twenty per cent of the purchase price in cash when the property is knocked down and the balance in cash on confirmation of sale and delivery of deed. Mienyuster reserves the right to adjourn said sale for want of a sufficient bid or otherwise to such time and place as may be announced at the sale. Judge EH. Vernon Wpt Cohnman, July 8, 1Dist Master.
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